In one work by this author, one character describes watching a gay black man frequently walk to the bathroom in a kimono and describes his encounters with his landlady's dog. In another of his plays, one character admits to having eloped with a gardener after another character brings up the topic of a dead child. In the former play, Peter hears the story of a "permanent transient" who impales hims
In one work by this author, one character describes watching a gay black man frequently walk to the bathroom in a kimono and describes his encounters with his landlady's dog. In another of his plays, one character admits to having eloped with a gardener after another character brings up the topic of a dead child. In the former play, Peter hears the story of a "permanent transient" who impales himself on a knife after lunging at Peter, and in the latter play by this author, various games are concocted to entertain Nick and Honey. For 10 points, identify this author who wrote about Jerry's contact with humanity in The Zoo Story and about George and Martha's marital problems in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
In one work by this author, one character describes watching a gay black man frequently walk to the bathroom in a kimono and describes his encounters with his landlady's dog.
Edward {Albee}